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What 4 feet? 40 feet? 4000000 feet? Why does everyone clip the end of clips? Everyone does it! Why? Actually I read another interesting thing about the last explosion, 26 miles away it caused a massive-

that was in las vegas,nevada i was 5 years old when that happen, the rocket fuel factory pepcom is called time ed now

Per the USS Begor APD-127 web page the demolition of the piers at Hungnam Korea in 1950 was the largest non-nuclear explosion. Check it out, my dad took the official Navy picture.

Bust this one killed a lot The Halifax Explosion was a Canadian disaster which occurred on Thursday, December 6, 1917, at 9:04:35 a.m. local time in Nova Scotia's Halifax Harbour.

The waterfront areas of the City of Halifax and its neighbouring community of Richmond, along with the waterfront area of the cross-harbour Town of Dartmouth were devastated when the French munitions ship Mont-Blanc collided in a narrow section of the harbour with the Norwegian ship Imo chartered to carry Belgian relief supplies.

The Mont-Blanc was inbound to the harbour that morning while the Imo was outbound. At the time, two-way passage by vessels through the narrow section of the harbour (called "The Narrows") connecting the Atlantic Ocean and outer harbour with the Bedford Basin was unrestricted, so long as vessels followed established collision regulations.

In the aftermath of the collision, Mont-Blanc caught fire and exploded, killing about 2,000 people and injuring thousands more. The explosion caused a tsunami, and a pressure wave of air that snapped trees, bent iron rails, demolished buildings, grounded vessels, and carried fragments of the Mont-Blanc for kilometres.

This was the largest artificial explosion until the first atomic bomb test explosion in 1945 and still ranks highly among the largest artificial non-nuclear explosions.

Read about the Tunguska blast that happened in former USSR back in early 1900's

It is hard to say what is the largest non-nuclear explosion as the weight of the explosive doesn't always match the size of the explosion. The Henderson explosion is certainly one of the contenders. I did, however, notice the utility poles nearby still standing.
The Halifax explosion in 1917 almost destroyed the city and killed 2000 people. Windows were shattered, where I live, in Truro...over 100km away. Data from the blast led scientists on the Manhattan Project to the conclusion that an elevated blast amplifies the damage.
Best to have these explosions in the desert.

well that was good 4 the ozon

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